A Diary of Life Under Fire
It's business as usual - by order - for Baghdad's bakers and garbage collectors, but the Interior Minister is showing the strain.
It's business as usual - by order - for Baghdad's bakers and garbage collectors, but the Interior Minister is showing the strain.
Images of Iraqis welcoming US troops are matched by concern among neighbours, even in Israel, over the long-term impact of the war.
Embedded journalists are providing only a sanitised version of the war.
Kurds are expecting the quiet of recent days to be broken by the opening of the northern front.
Saddam Hussein is seeking to pull American and British forces into guerrilla warfare and street-to-street fighting.
Iraqis looking for signs of a collapsing regime wonder why the Americans have yet to stop the government television.
Networks' decisions to censor gruesome images of war may violate their legal duties to inform.
The people of Basra oppose the regime but they will not rise up until they are certain Saddam Hussein is falling.